Defence and Freedom
2015/03/30

About bombing nuclear reactors to stop nuke programs

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. Some notorious American warmonger warmongered again ... quelle surprise! *sigh* The good thing about this is that actually nice resp...
2015/03/29

About the fiction of a legislative branch

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. It's no secret that even in democracies the members of parliament usually follow the party leaders' agree-on proposals for legis...
2015/03/28

Thoughts on future ground and air forces in the EU

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. Differences in language, doctrine, equipment, organization, training levels and culture cause friction in a multinational force. Differe...
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2015/03/25

The Difficult Completion of War

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. I guest-blogged on OnViolence, one of the very few MilBlogs that reliably don't cheerlead for war or for more military spending, eve...
2015/03/24

Why there's always enough money for warfare in the U.S. federal budget

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. As budget votes get going this week, keep an eye on the three most magical letters in Washington: OCO. In an era where so many politic...
2015/03/19

Battlefield missile artillery from the blackpowder age to the 21st century - Part IV

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. The future role of the artillery Reconnaissance drones and modern combat aircraft possess astonishing sensor capabilities, day and ...
2015/03/18

Battlefield missile artillery from the blackpowder age to the 21st century - Part III

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. Rocket artillery was primarily an arm of destruction and killing during the Cold War. Signalling and illumination, even smoke-laying, ha...
2015/03/15

Battlefield missile artillery from the blackpowder age to the 21st century - Part II

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. LARS with original, protected cabin vehicle Interest in multiple rocket launchers dwindled in the West after the Second World War....
2015/03/14

[Fun] Run!

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. They handily beat errorists as well. .
2015/03/13

Battlefield missile artillery from the blackpowder age to the 21st century - Part I

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. Rockets became feasible with the invention of blackpowder or similar mixtures hundreds of years ago. They are about as old as guns, but ...
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